Transcript PPT - CALA Southeast Chapter

Sai Deng, Metadata Librarian, University of Central Florida
Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA)
Southeast Chapter 2013 Annual Conference
o The Research Lifecycle at the University of Central
Florida illustrates the campus-wide support and services
available to UCF researchers.
o It was created by the UCF Libraries Research Lifecycle
Committee.
o The Research Lifecycle addresses research in general and
grant funded research in particular, and research data
management is its important component.
o It was started from the data management requirements
discussion.
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Research data: Rapidly expanding volume, complexity of data,
data scattered in different places…
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Researchers’ needs and fear
o Common data management vs. Discipline research data
management needs
o Some of common data management needs can best be served by
improving access to basic level tools (Anderson et. al, 2007)
o How to address the discipline research data management needs?
o Principal investigators’ fear: privacy, loss of ownership, fear of
misuse, personal investment, reliable access, the adherence to the
funders’ mandate, metadata to increase exposure; preservation
development (Stuart Macdonald & Luis Martinez-Uribe, 2010)
o Data sharing activities are mainly driven by needs and benefits
perceived as most important by practitioners rather than research
data management policy (RIN Disciplinary Case Studies, 2009)
o Collaborative Research Data Management
o Major players: researchers, computing center, libraries, faculty
center for teaching and learning, grant office…
o Multidisciplinary skills for data management: information
management, computing, economics, institutional governance, social
dynamics (supplied by such actors such as departmental heads, librarians and
computing staff, principle investigators, records managers, archivists, and
research office staff) (Stuart Macdonald & Luis Martinez-Uribe, 2010)
o Research data repository: Generic vs. domain repository;
Institutional vs. public data repository. Which one to choose?
o Research Data Services
o What types of services to offer
o Data storage, data computation, data analysis, data citation,
metadata services, copyright services?
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Short term storage and computation vs. long term storage
and preservation
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Who should be responsible for short term and long term data
storage, curation and preservation? The university computing
center? What is the library’s role in this aspect?
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Metadata and Data Storage
o Metadata Standards: Are researchers less interested in data interoperability and
metadata standards? Is it not preferable to consider a metadata standard at the project
experimental stage? (Metadata standards: DC, DDI, DIF, CSDGM…; OAI-PMH)
o System Constraints: Certain digital repository only supports certain metadata schema
(DSpace, Fedora, Islandora, CONTENTdm...)
o Online storage sustainability (Amazon, Google, Dataverse… )
o Metadata librarian: Challenges in domain knowledge
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Library’s role in Research Data Management
o Affected by the institution’s mission and the library’s strategic plan
o Individual librarians’ readiness
o Budget
UCF’s Research Lifecycle cannot answer all of these questions, but we are
getting started to address unified support for research and research data
management.
o 2010, Office of Research & Commercialization (ORC) contacted library
for help with NSF requirement for data management plans (DMP).
o 2011
o Hosted Data Management Forum with ORC;
o Presented literature reviews to NSF applicants;
o Met with Vice-Provost for Information Technologies & Resources to
discuss scholarly communication and data management issues and
solicited faculty feedback.
o 2012
o Created mental model of the Research Lifecycle;
o Discussed the Research Lifecycle with ORC, Institute for Simulation
& Training (IS&T) and Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning
(FCTL);
o2012 (Cont.)
oPresented the Research Lifecycle to the Provost and ViceProvost for Information Technologies & Resources;
oShared the Research Lifecycle with the Faculty Senate Library
Advisory Council and College of Medicine librarians;
oPresented the Research Lifecycle at ORC Grants Day and the
FCTL Winter Institute.
o2013
oPresented the Research Lifecycle at a Nursing Research
Roundtable;
oInvited to present the Research Lifecycle at the Provost’s Council
and plan to discuss its implications with Faculty Senate and other
UCF programs.
OpenWetWare’s Research Cycle
UKDRN Research Cycle
Digital Curation
Centre (DCC)
Lifecycle Model
ICPSR’s Data
[and Data
Management]
Lifecycle Model
See Appendix 1
for more research
lifecycle and
research data
models.
o A complex model built at the institutional level;
o Includes research support services and connects
researchers to these service points;
o Promotes infrastructure building;
o Facilitates strategic planning and a campus-wide solution
to researcher needs;
o A typical research model + A suite of services for funded
research;
o Encourages partnerships.
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o Four subcycles
o Planning cycle
o Project cycle
o Publication cycle
o 21st century digital scholarship cycle
o General research process (outer circle)
o Funded research process (inner circle)
o Services embedded in the circles
o Different campus units represented by different colored dots
o Missing and potential services represented with gray dots
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Besides traditional digital scholarship and research support,
this lifecycle puts emphasis on research data management.
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The Research Lifecycle illustrates unified research support
provided institution-wide by different units.
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The partners are included in the Research Lifecycle and the
conversations are continuing.
Library
Faculty Center for
Teaching and
Learning (FCTL)
Office of Research and
Commercialization
(ORC)
Institute for
Simulation & Training
(IS&T)
o Research services are included in the Lifecycle; newly created
services need to be further defined and research data
management services and policies need to be established…
Library Provided
Services
o Planning Cycle:
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Literature Review
Citation Management Tools
Data Management Plans
Project Cycle:
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Data Set Metadata
o 21st Century Digital Scholarship Cycle:
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Metadata Services
Open Access Hosting
Discovery Support
For further development and
consideration:
• Data citation (doi; DataCite, EZID
services)
• Data management tools (e.g. DMPTool
customization, DataUp…)
• Data Curation Profile for research data
interview;
• Metadata support in the project and
digital scholarship cycles;
• Promote data repositories (ICPSR,
Geodata.gov, Dryad… databib.org)
(Got inspirations from CDL and Purdue.
Starr et al, 2012; Purdue, Witt, 2008,
2009.)
o Planning Cycle:
o Ethics & Compliance
o Funded Research Cycle: Grant Planning
o Funding Options
o Identify Collaborators
o Proposal Guidance
o Proposal Development Writing
o Funded Research Cycle: Grant Management
o Contract Manager
o Internal Reports
o Cost Share
o External Reports
o Funded Research Cycle: Grant Conclusion
o Budget Reporting
o Technology Transfer
Office of Research and
Commercialization
o Publication Cycle:
o Writing Workshops
Faculty Center
for Teaching
and Learning
o Project Cycle:
o Research Data
Institute for
Simulation
& Training
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The Research Lifecycle includes some missing services. Which unit will be
responsible for these services or whether they’ll be collaborative research
support and research data management will need further conversation and
definition.
o Planning Cycle:
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Project Cycle:
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Analysis Support
Publication Cycle:
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Collaboration Tools
Where to Publish
Author Rights
21st Century Digital Scholarship Cycle:
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Data Curation
Data Sharing
(* These two services belong to the Research
Data Management Infrastructure.)
Services to be
Developed
o The Research Lifecycle is used as a basis to build a
framework for the faculty research process and gain
both support and funding for new infrastructure and
services.
• Partially supported.
• Currently providing Research
Data Computational Services.
• Not yet in place - data hosting
and data long term
preservation.
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• Not yet supported.
• Institutional repository to store,
share and preserve university
research output.
• Not yet supported.
• Includes data curation and
data sharing.
o The Research Lifecycle provides a map for services to faculty, and
promotion of these services and outreach to faculty is very much
needed;
o For research data management, we need to expand traditional
literature research and citation services to include data literature
research, data citation services, and enhance data management plan
support;
o Data literacy and data management education is needed for librarians
in order to provide quality services to faculty;
o Opportunities need to be sought out for by librarians to get involved in
faculty projects and promote library-faculty collaboration.
o The UCF Library continues to promote the Research
Lifecycle and develop scholarly services. Various library
working groups have been created and recently
repurposed to sustain this effort.
o Website:
o Web pages (http://library.ucf.edu/scholarlycommunication)
o Research guides, e.g.
oResearch data management guide (http://guides.ucf.edu/data)
oMetadata guide (http://guides.ucf.edu/metadata)
o Toolkit (e.g. handouts, bookmarks, graph posters)
o Open Access Champions
o Faculty work highlights
o Internal Training (webinars, workshops…)
o External Workshops & Outreach:
oExternal training
oFaculty & Librarian collaboration
o Open Access Week Exhibits & Programming
o Institutional Infrastructure:
o Continue to look for campus-wide solutions for data hosting,
curation & preservation
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The research lifecycle at UCF is created to provide the campus-wide support to researchers
in response to the rising needs and requirements for research and research data
management;
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The research lifecycle helps to alleviate researchers’ burden and meet their needs for
research and research data management through a variety of research services, and it
assists in building collaborative research support and research Data management in an
institution;
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New services need to be further defined and potential services need to continue to be
explored;
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Internal education is important for librarians in order to provide quality external services
to faculty;
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Outreach to faculty and engage faculty to participate in the discussion and use the services
in the Research Lifecycle;
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Collaboration and partnerships need to be further discussed, infrastructures need to
continue to be built and policies need to be made to benefit researchers and nurture
partnerships.
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University of British Columbia: Life Cycle of Scholarly Research (http://blogs.ubc.ca/pkp2009/files/2009/07/scholarly-researchcycle1.jpg)
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Diabete's Research Network: The Research Cycle (http://www.ukdrn.org/lrn/images/research_cycle.gif)
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Cameron Neylon's Research Lifecycle (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Research_cycle.png)
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Capella University: The Scholarly Research Cycle
(http://www.capella.edu/interactivemedia/informationLiteracy/images/indexRoadmap.gif)
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National Service-Learning Clearinghouse: The Research Cycle (http://www.servicelearning.org/service-learning-researchprimer/research-cycle)
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OpenWetWare: The Research Lifecycle (http://openwetware.org/wiki/OpenWetWare:Headquarters/Research_Pathway)
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Digital Curation Centre (DCC) Lifecycle Model (http://www.dcc.ac.uk/resources/curation-lifecycle-model)
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DataONE: Data Life Cycle Management (http://www.dataone.org/best-practices)
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Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) Data Life Cycle. Guide to Social Science Data Preparation and
Archiving: Acknowledgments. 2012. Available at: http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/files/deposit/dataprep.pdf (P.8)
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University of Virginia Library Research Life Cycle (http://dmconsult.library.virginia.edu/)
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University of Oxford Research Data Management (http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/rdm/)
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UK Data Archive Research Data Lifecycle (http://data-archive.ac.uk/create-manage/life-cycle)
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University of Bath: Research 360 Institutional Research Lifecycle (http://blogs.bath.ac.uk/research360/about/)
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The University of Western Australia: Research Data and the Research Lifecycle
(http://guides.is.uwa.edu.au/content.php?pid=319161&sid=2616069)
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CEOS (Committee on Earth Observation Satellites). Data Life Cycle Models and Concepts, Version 1.0. CEOS Working Group in
Information styems and Services Data Stewardship Interest Group. 2011. Retrieved on February 12, 2013 from http://www.ceos.org
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Anderson R., Lee E., Brockenbrough J., Minie M., Fuller S., Brinkley J., Tarczy-Hornoch P. (2007). Issues in biomedical
research data management and analysis: needs and barriers. J. Am. Med. Inform. Assoc. Vol. 14, 478–488.
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DataBib. Research Data Repositories. Retrieved on May 1 2013 from http://databib.org/
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Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR). http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/landing.jsp
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RIN Disciplinary Case Studies in the Life Science Project. 2009. “Patterns of Information Use and Exchange: Case Studies
of Researchers in the Life Sciences.”. Web. 30 August 2010. Available at http://www.rin.ac.uk/our-work/using-andaccessing-information-resources/patterns-information-use-and-exchange-case-studie
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Starr, J., Willett, P., Federer, L., Horning, C. and Bergstrom, M. L. (2012). A Collaborative Framework for Data
Management Services: The Experience of the University of California. Journal of eScience Librarianship 1(2): Article 7.
http://dx.doi.org/10.7191/jeslib.2012.1014
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University of Central Florida Libraries Research Lifecycle Committee. (2012). The research lifecycle at UCF [Online
Graphic]. Retrieved on May 1 2013 from library.ucf.edu/ScholarlyCommunication/ResearchLifecycleUCF.php
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Witt, M. (2008). Institutional repositories and research data curation in a distributed environment. Library Trends 57, 191–
201. (doi:10.1353/lib.0.0029)
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Witt, M., Carlson, JR., Cragin, M.R., & Brandt, DS. (2009). Constructing Data Curation Profiles. International Journal of
Digital Curation, 4(3).
DataCite. Retrieved on May 1 2013 from www.datacite.org
Data Curation Profiles Toolkit. Retrieved on May 1 2013 from http://datacurationprofiles.org.
DMPTool. Retrieved on May 1 2013 from https://dmp.cdlib.org.
EZID. Retrieved on May 1 2013 from http://www.cdlib.org/services/uc3/ezid/
Higgins, S. (2008). The DCC Curation Lifecycle Model. The International Journal of Digital Curation. Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 134140. doi:10.2218/ijdc.v3i1.48
Macdonald, S. & Martinez-Uribe L. (2010). Collaboration to Data Curation: Harnessing Institutional Expertise, New Review
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o Research Lifecycle Committee members included: Lee
Dotson (chair), Penny Beile, Selma Jaskowski, Athena
Hoeppner, Andy Todd, Sandra Varry, Mary Page, Rich Gause,
Corinne Bishop, Therese Triumph, Bobby Ciullo, and Cindy
Dancel. Content is made available under a Creative
Commons BY-SA.
o Scholarly Communication Advisory Group Current Members
Include: Ven Basco, Penny Beile, Corinne Bishop, Bobby
Ciullo, Cindy Dancel, Sai Deng, Lee Dotson, Rosie Flowers,
Rich Gause, Athena Hoeppner, Selma Jaskowski, Patti
McCall, Renee Montgomery, Andy Todd, Sandra Varry and
John Venecek.
Thank you!
Questions?